Letters From Soldier Boys Report Long Daily Drill Routine
The letters describe life at Camp Fremont California with early wake times, heavy drills, lectures, labs on engines and weapons, indoor baseball, and upcoming boxing. A soldier notes temperature, canteen lines, pay cut from 100 to 33 dollars, clothes provided, and plans to visit Berkeley and Frisco.
Service Flag Ceremony Supports Dupuyer Community
A Dupuyer Red Cross led a May 10 service at the Dupuyer Merc hall with an all day program. The flag was raised and stars were pinned to honor 35 boys headed to France, followed by a dance and lunch. receipts went to kits for future service members.
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Dupuyer Merc
Dupuyer Red Cross
Abe
Vera Gamman Sons
Ella Anderson
John Daley
Bina Ates Pingea Dia Pkeg
Ern Tees School
Scrat
Mack Angu
Vincent Bigley
Frank Brock
Joe Bisnesser
Phil DeGear
Richard Dean
From Bynum Graduate Near Military Duty
A letter notes a local man from Bynum set to graduate next week. The writer describes guarding near the barracks within sight of the Golden Gate about five miles away and mentions a large ship seen and reported from the Orient. He adds he will be shot in the arm again tomorrow but says the injury isn’t bad.
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Bynum
Golden Gate
Orient
Military Enlistments from Various Counties Listed
Clarence Garland and Robert William Morrison among the names sent to Camp Lewis from Chateau. Other counties credited include Russell Dutton Welsh in Baltimore James J Quinn in Milwaukee Joseph Brynck in Melrose George Henry Jarman Hettinger Henry LeGault Fort Benton Christian Walsted Boulder Leo Cartwright Lyon.
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Clarence Garland
Trnon Wash
Robert William Morrison
Casper Wye
Camp Lewis
Chateau
Russell Dutton Welsh
Baltimore, Md
James J. Quinn
Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph Brynck
Melrose
Minn
George Henry Jarman
Hettinger
N. Ddk
Gilbert George Brieman
Wahpeton
James Albert Shewfelt
Columbus
Mont
Henry LeGault
Fort Benton
Christian Walsted
Boulder
Leo
Cartwright
Lyon
N. Y
Wheat substitutes should be cheaper in Washington
In Washington on May 10, Food Administrator Hoover instructed state food administrators to bid lower prices for substitutes. Cornmeal and oatmeal should sell 20 percent below wheat flour while corn flour and barley flour should be 10 percent cheaper than wheat flour. Wholesalers were urged to cut prices and exclude retailers unable to justify costs.
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Washington
Hoover
Teachers See War Stamps Drive Boost In Becket School
In District 44 at Becket the May 22 closing of the Beck school featured a children run ice cream sale aiding the Red Cross and a Thrift Stamp push. Students and local families donated, totaling 125.50 credits, with teacher Mr McFarland praised for efforts and a note that one family did not participate.
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Beck
Dist. No
Dutton and Power
Mr. McFarland
General Red Cross Fund
McFarland
Severy
Childen
Aschool
Forrest Tennessy
Inez, Hagness
Cleo McParland
Alvina Beck
Eeaeeda Beck
Laurel Huagness
Roy
Tlapmess
Car Kregness
John J. Toenyes
Lola BaggenSstoss Eoreenecsese
Joseph J. Hilt
Abaya Eho
Herbert B. Hilt
John Hilt
Seeeevereseseee
France
The Hostage at Royal Theatre Delights Fans
Wallace Reid, star of The Hostage, performs at the Royal theater Sunday as a musician who plays by ear. He jokes about his limited reading ability and says the saxophone sounds sour when he blows into it. Reid’s film work wins wide fan admiration.
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Wallace Reid
Royal Theater
Paramount
Wally
Reid
Proper Food for Weak Stomachs
The proper food for one man may be all wrong for another. Those with weak stomachs should eat slowly and chew thoroughly and keep bowels regular. When constipated or dull after eating, take Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stomach and move the bowels. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Marriage licenses issued by Blackfeet reservation clerks
The past week saw marriage licenses issued by Clerk John Hall and Ellen Edwards, both residents of the Blackfeet reservation. Walter L. Skidmore of Williams Texas? and Marie Magle of Newport Washington. Conrad Wittke and Celie Engelmeir, both of Power.
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John Hall
Ellen Edwards
Blackfeet Reservation
Walter L. Skidmore
Williams
Marie Magle
Newport, Wash
Conrad Wittke
Celie Engelmeir
Power
Porter Services Announcement by Rev Haley
Rev L F Haley will preach at Porter school house Sunday afternoon at 3 30 featuring the sermon Why We Must Defeat Germany.
Road to Happiness Through Constipation Relief
A brief health note advises cheerfulness as key to happiness and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to relieve constipation. The tablets are said to smooth the bowels, improve appetite, and strengthen digestion.
Stray Red and White Cow Seized for Charges
A stray red and white cow with brand MZ on the left ribs is taken up. The owner is indicated as J. M. Weaver, or the animal will be sold to pay charges.
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J. M. Weaver
Taken Up Coal Black Mare Branded LS Bar Shoulder
A coal black mare about four years old weighing 1150 pounds was taken up and branded LS bar on the left shoulder. Owner to contact J M Weaver Town Marshal. Fragment mentions Paris authors during air raids and their gravitation toward six best cellars.
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Henry Kind
Power
Montana
G. Thorn
Choteau
I. L. Nassett
Warmington
J. M. Weaver
Paris
Harnesses of Oak Tanned Leather Reassure Travelers
A cautious traveler seeks reassurance amid hillside dangers as they trust a harness repaired from the purest oak tanned leathers. The note emphasizes confidence born from sturdy gear and careful preparation in perilous mountain recesses.
Best Remedy for Whooping Cough Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad
J. B. Roberts of East St. Louis Illinois recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for his child's whooping cough. He says it keeps the cough loose and relieves fits and is the only cough medicine kept at home. The remedy is also good for colds.
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Chamberlain
J. B. Roberts
East St. Louis
Memorial Day Services At Episcopal Church
In accordance with the president proclamation for Memorial Day the Episcopal church will be open at 1 o clock when appropriate services will be held with prayers readings and short address.
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Episcopal Church
Electricity at 5 Cts a Day on the Farm
It is impossible to state exactly what Delco-Light will cost to operate as it varies with usage. On average, the typical farm spends about five cents a day, a figure verifiable by any Delco-Light user in the county. This small daily amount offers considerable comfort and aid in daily work.
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Delco-Light
Chateau
Montana Council of Defense
State of
Montana
Fifteenth Legislative Assembly
John W. Hall
For Sale 160 Acres on Burton Beach
160 acres northeast quarter of section 10 township 26 north range 5 west offered at 22.50 per acre. Easy terms. Address Pratt and Heath Co Helena Montana. 29-tf.
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Burton Beach
Section
Township
Pratt & Heath Co
Helena
Montana
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